Education On the Air
Education On the Air
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In our own schools in Pittsburgh, we are striving to provide such opportunities for our high school students, boys and girls, through regular Satur- day classes and various extra-curricular activities.
These classes include radio acting, script writing, newscast- ing, sportscasting, and control room techniques and skills. All of these classes are held in a regular studio workshop fully equipped to give the children life-like experiences in the atmos- phere of a regular radio studio. In this way... the school con- tributes to the radio industry by providing, on an elementary level, training and interest in the general area of radio and television communication.
The other two areas of correlation affect the contribution that radio and television make to education. Before discussing these two ways, I think we should review some basic principles in the psychology of education. First of all, we should recall that learning continues from birth to death. There is no time in his life when a man is not learning, through experiences of one kind or another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In our own schools in Pittsburgh, we are striving to provide such opportunities for our high school students, boys and girls, through regular Satur- day classes and various extra-curricular activities.
These classes include radio acting, script writing, newscast- ing, sportscasting, and control room techniques and skills. All of these classes are held in a regular studio workshop fully equipped to give the children life-like experiences in the atmos- phere of a regular radio studio. In this way... the school con- tributes to the radio industry by providing, on an elementary level, training and interest in the general area of radio and television communication.
The other two areas of correlation affect the contribution that radio and television make to education. Before discussing these two ways, I think we should review some basic principles in the psychology of education. First of all, we should recall that learning continues from birth to death. There is no time in his life when a man is not learning, through experiences of one kind or another.
What to read after Education On the Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ohio State University Institute for Education By Radio And Television to read onlineMoreLess
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